A Breton diplomat, he negotiated the Treaty of Tolentino A member of the Legislature, he returned to Rome in February to negotiate the Concordat with the Pope. He was made a senator in A Liberal activist he became Mayor of the 4th Arrondissement. French statesman and diplomat, foreign minister under Napoleon I. In he became minister of the interior, succeeding Talleyrand as foreign minister in In a disagreement with Napoleon led to Champagny's resignation as foreign minister, but he continued in ministerial and senatorial offices.
His Souvenirs appeared posthumously. The city and seaport, in Andalusia, in south-west Spain, was founded cBC by Phoenician merchants it was taken from the Moors by Alfonso the Wise of Castile in It prospered as a base for the Spanish treasure fleets, following the discovery of the Americas. The reference to Napoleon is curious as he was campaining in Italy in , and setting out for Egypt in French royalist conspirator.
He fled to England in after the failure of an attempted assassination of Napoleon. In he returned as the leader of another conspiracy.
Generals Pichegru and Moreau were implicated in the plot. The city and port in north-west France, capital of the Calvados department, on the River Orne, was captured by the English in and again in , and became a Huguenot stronghold in the 17th century.
He defeated Cato the Younger there in 46BC. At one point when the Romans were forced to retreat from land to their docked ships, his own galley was sunk and he had to swim paces to another nearby ship to reach safety. Brilliant commander of the army of the Orient, he had his elbow smashed by a bullet at the siege of Acre.
